The visit of Villa Valmarana ai Nani includes the rooms frescoed by Giambattista Tiepolo in the Palazzina (Owners’ Residence) and by Giandomenico in the Foresteria (Guest-House) and the magnificent historical park with his rose gardens, outdoor ancient theatre, giardino all'italiana, hornbeams alleys. The Visit to the Villa lasts approximately 1 h 30'.
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From March 2nd to November 3rd 2019 Every day from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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REDUCTIONS
FREE ADMISSIONS
SPECIAL RATES
EXTRA SERVICES
Villa Valmarana ai Nani offers to groups and individual visitors guided tours to the whole complex:
- Guided tours upon request on different topics and languages (English, French, German, Spanish)
Price: 120 euro for maximum 40 people
- Guided tours without booking: every Sunday at 10.30 a.m. (in Italian only)
Price: 3 euro + ticket cost
Il Caffe' della Villa Valmarana is located in the Foresteria's old kitchen. From the tables of white terrace one can admire the ancient Stables of the Villa and the enchanted Valletta del Silenzio dominated by the Sancturay of Monte Berico. With a very sofisticated decor and a "strappo" by Tiepolo on the wall, it is open to both visitors of the Villa and to people enjoying a walk on San Bastian. We offer light lunches, plates of local cheese, ham and salami, Venitian wines and aperitivi.
Il Caffè is also the priviledged access to the Wood and the Pagoda, open on request for visits and events; please enquire there for all information.
Il Caffé can be booked for special occasions to take place on the terrace or on the Portico.
Opening Times:
From November 5th the Caffé will be opened inside the Foresteria, in the beautiful room of the Putti with the following times:
Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday: from 10 a.m. to 16 p.m.
Closed on Monday
Bookshops are born from the importance of souvenirs. They are magic locations where one can buy objects, books, images that once home remind us of the past experience.
In Villa Valmarana it is possible to buy post-cards that show the most beautiful images of the Palazzina and Foresteria's frescoes, prints and books that further the principal themes of the Villa.